Top 10 Picnic point in Mumbai, Make your weekend joyful
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Today I will tell you about Top 10 Picnic point in Mumbai so you can make your weekend joyful
In Mumbai's crowded life, often you may want to spend the
weekend at a quiet place away from the city. Therefore, whether you want to go
out of town in search of adventure or spend a few moments of relaxation in the
lap of nature, our list of these 10 favorite picnic spots near Mumbai will not
disappoint you.
1. Panchgani: Enjoy scenic views of nature from the finest sightseeing
Once famous as a suitable place for settlers after retirement, Panchgani has now become a prominent destination for picnics in Mumbai and Pune. Comprised of five hills and villages of the Sahyadri mountain range, Panchgani is located at a distance of 285 km from Mumbai and is famous for its hygienic climate. When you arrive here, be sure to visit Sydney Point from where you can visit Dhoom Dam; You can see the view of The Devil's Kitchen. According to mythology, this is the place where the Pandavas spent a few moments. Also, see the Parsi Point which gives you a great view of the Krishna Valley. Another interesting thing to know about Panchgani is that the volcanic plateau at the top of the five hills around this place is the second highest plateau in Asia, and comes second after the Tibetan plateau.
2. Collad: For the thrill of water sports
Kolad is a center of adventure in Maharashtra located in
Raigad district, which is famous for white water rafting in the Kundalika River
and its trekking trails. Located 121 kilometers away from Mumbai and in the
Sahyadri mountain range, Kolad is full of exciting activities. Apart from
rafting, there are also exciting options like canoeing, kayaking, paragliding,
rappelling, rock climbing, and river zip line crossing. Waterfall rappelling and
mountain biking are some of the activities that attract adventure enthusiasts
to collads such as honey bees.
3. Matheran: to visit the ancient city in the quiet plains of the mountains
This beautiful hill station, situated in the Western Ghats,
is situated at an altitude of 800 meters above sea level and just 90 kilometers
from Mumbai. This eco-sensitive area is one of the few places in the world
where vehicles are not allowed to enter, due to which the atmosphere here
remains calm. Here you can take a long walk in the forest areas, take a horse
riding around the city, try the zip-lining between Louisa and Honeymoon Point,
take in the scenic views from different locations of the entire hill station.
And one can enjoy a picnic on the banks of Lake Charlotte.
4. Karnala: To get a glimpse of the rich nature and history
The karnala offers picnics, bird walks, scenic walks and a
walk around the Karnala Fort for visitors to picnic. About 12 km from Panvel,
Karnala Bird Sanctuary is a beautiful place spread over an area of 12.11 sq km where 150 resident
birds and 37 species of migratory birds live. The Karnala Fort, built by
Devagiri Yadavas and later occupied by Tughlaq is another place that you must
visit. It will take you an hour to reach here by foot and by reaching this fort
you can also have a great view of Mumbai harbor.
5. Lonavala: Great place to holiday
Just 96 kilometers away from Mumbai, this hill station is as
famous for its chikki as it is famous for its scenic views. Lonavala is a very
good picnic spot for Mumbaikars and is especially known for the 'points' that
give picnics amazing views of the beautiful hills and valleys. Rajmachi Point
is a favorite destination for many people as it offers an excellent view of
Shivaji's famous fort - Rajmachi. Tigers Point, also known as Tigers Leap, is
another scenic spot where tourists come and go. It is a lovely place for nature
lovers with a steep slope of over 650 meters and a small waterfall flowing only
during the rainy season.
6.
Mandwa: to spend a day at the beach with good food and water adventure
Mandwa is a cozy village situated on the banks of the sea,
situated at a distance of 102 km from Mumbai. It can be reached via a ferry
from the Gateway of India. It is known for its sunny beaches, great food, and
water sports. Whether you come here for a day's walk or want to spend the
entire weekend, you can spend your time visiting this quiet village, wandering
around on the old RCF jetty; One can spend a stroll on Mandwa Beach and
interact with local fishermen.
7. Elephanta Island: Visit all day to know the history of here
Reachable in an hour by ferry from the Gateway of India on
Elephanta Island, located 10 kilometers east of Mumbai, there are seven ancient
caves with hand-made murals that resemble the caves of Ajanta and Ellora. After
seeing these, you can walk on foot to Cannon Hill, on top of which the old
canon is built. To see all these things you can be hungry, so you should put
some food and drink in your picnic basket and find a place where you can sit
comfortably and escape from the monkeys here.
8. Yeoor hills: Spend a day bouncing under the waterfalls
Situated in the eastern part of Sanjay Gandhi National Park,
the Yeoor Hills is home to six small villages and tribals living here. This
small scenic hill with springs and the dense forest area is a paradise for nature
lovers who want to spend their day trekking along the forest paths. There are
also a few resorts in the Yeoor Hills, a favorite of bird lovers and school
children, where you can relax and enjoy a full day of delicious food. Just 25
kilometers from Mumbai, this place is a great picnic destination for
Mumbaikars.
9. Aamby
Valley: For a luxurious, memorable outing with friends
Aamby Valley is a great option for those who like to spend a
day filled with a variety of activities and adventure and can increase their
budget for luxurious recreational walks. It is a luxury resort spread over an
area of 10,000
acres with plenty of options for indoor and outdoor activities. Aamby Valley,
just 30 minutes from Lonavla and 105 km from Mumbai, has a 7-star restaurant,
18-hole golf course, a fancy water park, and an exclusive section for children
to keep it from running all week. Makes a perfect picnic spot for troubled
Mumbaikars.
10. Sula Vineyards: Great combination of wine and sunshine
About 230 km from Mumbai is a Vineyard where you can feel relaxed and refreshed. If you want to experience grape-to-glass - take a full walk to vineyards and wineries, or just exclusive in-house villas - spend a few moments in Sula Beyond, perfect for a Sula Vineyard Day Trip or weekend stay there is space. Eat at Cafe Rose, the day-long dining restaurant there; Take a dip in the pool or enjoy a bicycle ride on Country Roads.
Moving towards Sula, you can take a round of the Vaitarna Dam on the Vaitarna River, also known as Modak Sagar Dam. This dam which supplies water to the city of Mumbai is in Igatpuri in Nashik district and is popular for its beautiful lagoon and enchanting surroundings.
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So
Mumbaikars, choose one of the interesting destinations from our list to prepare
your picnic hamper next time and to celebrate the day-trip or weekend and get
ready to forget moments of tension.
Mumbai tourism has a lot to offer to its guests including numerous popular attractions located in and around it.
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